Puppington Certified Home Compostable Poop Bags - ASTM D6400 Compliant - 270 Extra Thick Bags - Plant Based - Pairs with Puppington 3-in-1 Bag & Fits all Standard Poop Bag Dispensers (Basil Green)
$37.49
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Puppington Certified Home Compostable Poop Bags - ASTM D6400 Compliant - 270 Extra Thick Bags - Plant Based - Pairs with Puppington 3-in-1 Bag & Fits all Standard Poop Bag Dispensers (Basil Green)
$37.49
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- LEAK-PROOF, ODOR-PROOF, AND EASY TO USE: These extra thick compostable dog poop bags are made to withstand the toughest messes with 20-micron thickness! Built for strength and durability, these dog poop bags offer extra peace of mind when out. These extra-strong poop bags are perfect for anyone who takes care of dogs and wants to minimize the ick factor of dealing with pup waste. Tough enough for any mess, these compostable dog poop bags offer a responsible option for conscious pet parents.
Overview
- Brand : Puppington
- Capacity : 6.3 Pounds
- Unit Count : 270.0 Count
- Recommended Uses For Product : Clean Up
- Material Feature : Compostable
- Color : Basil Green
- Material : PLA + PBAT + Cornstarch
- Item Form : Roll
- Scent : Unscented
- Number of Items : 1
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